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Sacred Steel Goes Secular

Sacred steel is one of America’s ultimate outsider musics. Most who… more »

Angels Flying From Heaven: Me…

Rev. Utah Smith was one of the first sacred guitarists to play the electr… more »

Shine Troubles Over: The Spir…

The lines between gospel and blues have always been blurry as heck (well,… more »

From the Vaults: Elder Charle…

It’s 1956. Dwight Eisenhower is president, the Cold War is raging a… more »

Preachin’ the Blues

“Yes, I’m gonna get me religion, I’m gonna join the Bap… more »

Mark Heard: Orphan of God

When one of my editors asked me to write a column on the talented singer,… more »

The Psychedelic Ranger: Adven…

Peyote is the Native American name for a small cactus with psychoactive p… more »

Moaning the Gospel Blues: Fol…

Instead of the so-called "Golden Record," they should have just sent the … more »

Eyes On The Prize: The Return…

The last thing I thought I'd be doing is jumping on the Don Imus band… more »

Rosie Thomas Wears Her Heart …

Seattle-based Rosie Thomas recently released a wonderful and delicate lit… more »

From the Vault: The Stuff Tha…

Few compilations are as deserving of a gorgeous R. Crumb cover image and … more »

If You Ain't Got Charity …

As I write this, my head is in a fog of confusion, doubt and great sadnes… more »

Bishop Perry Tillis

Even the most casual reader of this column will know that I'm obsesse… more »

Calvin, Rocketown and Blind M…

As you're very likely aware, eMusic celebrates independent record lab… more »

A Merry, Indie Christmas from…

Sufjan Stevens seems like a character out of a Wes Anderson movie. On the… more »

Interview: Jeremy Enigk

About ten years ago, when I first began to write about gospel, I was ofte… more »

The Delights of Sacred Steel

"Sacred steel" is the the electric lap and pedal steel guitar playing fou… more »

Didn't It Rain

She's only there for a few blinks of the eye, but there she is in the… more »

You Better Leave That Liar Al…

In 1926, the upstart Vocalion label released a record which, at least in … more »

The Trumpet of the Swan Silve…

I've put off writing a column on fabulous vocal quartet the Swan Silv… more »

Ragged But Right: American Pr…

Since its release in 1997, I've bought at least a dozen copies of the… more »

Holy Modal Rounder

The other day a friend who runs a very cool all-vinyl record shop in Nort… more »

Is You Is Or Is You Ain't…

Eight years ago, a reedy-voiced genius from Athens, GA, sang the words "I… more »

Gospel Folk Explosion!

My girlfriend just walked into my office to see if I'm alright. Seems… more »

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Kicking at the Boundaries of Metal

By Jon Wiederhorn, eMusic Contributor

As they age, extreme metal merchants often inject various non-metallic styles into their songs in order to hasten their musical growth. Sometimes, as with Alcest and Jesu, they develop to the point where their original… more »

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